Elections: voting by mail.

CA SB335 aimed to make changes to the laws governing voting by mail in California. It proposed amendments to various sections of the Elections Code and sought to introduce new regulations while also repealing some existing provisions. Ultimately, the bill did not pass.

Supporters of CA SB335 believed it would enhance the voting process by streamlining mail-in voting procedures and ensuring that more Californians could participate in elections conveniently. They argued that the changes would modernize the elections system and increase voter turnout.

Critics of CA SB335 expressed concerns that the proposed changes could lead to confusion among voters and potentially compromise the integrity of elections. They feared that repealing certain regulations might create loopholes that could be exploited, undermining public trust in the electoral process.